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10 Nov 2012
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Mexico to Guatemala
I am currently in Zipolite heading to San Christobal most likely early tomorrow morning for a day or two. Possibly Palenque for a day but that is not for sure. I am heading to Lake Autitlan for sure and would like to meet up with some more riders for the boarder crossing and possibly to continue riding with for a while. Eventually headed to South America but not on any real time line. I am riding a klr and riding solo, let me know if any one is around and heading the same direction.
chris
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10 Nov 2012
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I went through the border at Cuatemoc MX/LaMesilla GT about 5 weeks ago, on the highway between San Cristobal and Quetzaltenango. Super easy, you can park your bike right in front of the offices, the bike is only out of your site for a couple minutes, so I wouldn't be too worried about having a buddy for the crossing.
I am in San Pedro on Lake Atitlan until Friday, if you want to stop here. Xela is worth spending some time in though, to adjust to the Guatemalan vibe. San Cristobal to Xela is doable in a day, including the border crossing.
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I agree with Andy. I am in Antigua , but moving on tomorrow. Easy crossing and never more than about 5 meters from the bike.
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Originally Posted by AndyT
I am in San Pedro on Lake Atitlan until Friday...
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Andy, I'm leaving Reno to head town to San Pedro La Laguna around 26 Nov. Should be there the second week of December.
http://snipr.com/reno-padre-atitlan
How are you enjoying it?
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